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Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Washington Center’s Daily Living
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WASHINGTON CENTER PHOTO
Washington Center student Faith Jefferson,
with the assistance of Para-professional Cala
Cater, prepares homemade butter during a
Daily Living classroom project.
Students
in
Sarah
Ashworth’s Washington
Center Daily Living class practiced the steps for making
homemade butter. The students performed skills such as
measuring, pouring, straining, slicing, and spreading. Throughout
the process, and with a little elbow grease, the students were
able to observe the heavy cream
begin to solidify and separate from
the lighter buttermilk. Upon
completion, the students were
able to enjoy their product on
freshly toasted bread.
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WATKINS
... continued from Page 10
fending his honor against vague
and unsubstantiated charges.
Still, once he realized his defense
was unacceptable, and appeared
to fall on deaf ears, he resigned
his office. Some years later,
charges against Randolph, cousin
to Thomas Jefferson, were proved
to be no more than innocent conversation he shared with Fauchet.
Randolph, attempting to steer a
middle course in the controversy
between Jefferson, Hamilton and
Washington, nevertheless, had
misjudged his indiscreet actions.
After resigning his post he returned to law practice. Washington, upset over what he had considered betrayal by Randolph,
had continued to suppress his
distaste of renewed British hostilities and acts of aggression.
Grudgingly, he signed Jay’s
Treaty on August 14, 1795.
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SOURCES:
James Richardson’s Messages
and Papers of the Presidents—
American Aurora, Richard N.
Rosenfield, 1997—William
Maclay’s writings of Fisher
Ames—John Bach McMasters,
History of the People of the United
States, eight volumes
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